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SCR staff to strike from July 11
South Central Railway Employees Sangh 29 biennial general body meeting began in a grand way at the A plus convention hall here on Thursday. More than 2,000 employees working in South Central Railway attended the first day of the three-day mega conference.
Vijayawada: South Central Railway Employees Sangh 29 biennial general body meeting began in a grand way at the A plus convention hall here on Thursday. More than 2,000 employees working in South Central Railway attended the first day of the three-day mega conference.
Addressing the huge gathering South Central Railway Employees Sangh president G Prabhakar Andrew said the railway employees are gearing up for indefinite strike from July 11, 2016 protesting against the policies of the Central government on allowing foreign direct investment in to the fields of railways, defense, privatisation of government industries, scrapping of new pensions scheme etc.
Prabhakar alleged the NDA government is trying to privatise the government industries and public sector undertakings against the wishes of lakhs of employees working in the public sector.
He said the strike notice was served to general manager on June 9 protesting against the failure of the NDA government on the implementation of Seventh Pay Commission Recommendations. He called upon the railways employees to join the strike on July 11 without fail to strengthen the cause.
He said railway employees were disappointed with the apathy shown by Railway Ministry under the NDA rule on the implementation of the Seventh pay commission recommendation.
